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View Poll Results: What is Georgia's Greatest Draw for Tourists
Metro Atlanta 6 23.08%
Historic Savannah 13 50.00%
Georgia's Coastal Islands (St. Simons/Sea/Jekyll/Cumberland, etc) 6 23.08%
North Georgia Mountains 1 3.85%
Okefenokee Swamp 0 0%
Voters: 26. You may not vote on this poll

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Coming from someone in a neighboring state, I think the coastal islands would get top spot in this poll, with Savannah a close second.

(I don't go to ATL unless I have to.)
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The Federal pen outside atlanta and the housing near it. It's a one of a kind experience.
The big peanut in Plains is a one-of-a-kind experience, too.
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Old 04-16-2009, 08:40 PM
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there really isn't just one. thats a good thing
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Old 04-16-2009, 09:47 PM
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Georgia has so much to offer! Thats a very good thing!
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I believe that to Georgians, however, St. Simons' Lighthouse is a bigger deal than Tybee's.

I got married @ the SS lighthouse; you would be amazed at how many replicas, paintings, pictures, etc. . .exist of that lighthouse. i think my m-i-l has found them all.



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Coastal Georgia is all around a great place to visit! The beaches can't compare to the Florida Panhandle though.
we have a place in the panhandle, but only because its a 1 hour drive. its nice, but i don't find it to be as enjoyable as the atlantic coast; but that's a 2hr + drive for me.
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Overall ATL has more to see, but Savannah is more charming, and is on the ocean. (Tybee) Depends what you're into!
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Old 04-19-2009, 10:37 AM
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Overall ATL has more to see, but Savannah is more charming, and is on the ocean. (Tybee) Depends what you're into!
Tybee is not my favorite beach, but for me it is the icing on Savannah's cake because of it's proximity to the city. I adore that area.
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The big peanut in Plains is a one-of-a-kind experience, too.
Gotta love the peanut. However, I have to agree with my sister that in the category of Oversized Displays of State Agricultural Products, the Big Hemorroidal Peach on I-85 in SC takes the prize.
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